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Garden Seeds.

we have received our first supply OF
ID: Landreth Sons reliable garden seeds
winch are considered the best now extant. We
40 not sell seeds on commission; nor do we
SCI cheap seeds. Send for a catalogue.
BODEkER BROS, Druggists
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smoked salmon, select steak. sp,
ana p1dIPS ln:a,Ple cheese, at George Eaa'
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II you want good Coffee or r.
pnoi'e o'i' {. ID. KENNEY. ." "a.
sixth and Broad =,
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One carload fine Kentucky Ho,,..,
ssle az 1. Z. BENEFITS. No, col W., : ~
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o,,l Favorite brands chewing tob,o,.
cigars al george |. Thomas. l23 RIOS RIO Az.
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,r. "A : choice enc, lot Ferris & Co. bee,
l23 Broad street. ~ "eorge I Tbl,,'''
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Very fine old rye whiskies F..
brandy, old Port and sherry wines a, ct'hc,
|. Thomas, l23 Broad street. d. icon
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Watch Club.

Fresh can mackerel, Holsters, deviled
crabs, at George |. Thomas, l23 Broad street
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Emerson Plano Cheap

Cabinet Upright Plane at two hura,.,
and twenty five dollars. This sthe ony ~.
octave Upright left OF the Emerson 80.
Manly b. Ramos and Co., 9C3 Main stree, "s
Choice creamery table butter. the h..
can be had at George /. Thomas. lgl ~
street. DIVA
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MOZART ACADEMY.
WANTS.


WANTED EVERYBODY WHO
W is suffering with q lad cough. Aosue
ness, tickling in throat, &c. 20 try the Chen-
kee Cough Drops. They will yive you imne-
date relief. Only cents per box Por sale a
the following places:
j. j. ThrOckmortOn, Third and Jackson: H..
\. Morris, 80 Brook avenue: n. A. Seuafs.
Twenty second and Main streets Louis ~
tiers, 2lO9 East Broad street: &. A. Pulling.
62l West Main street; Anderson 4 CO.. Brook
Avenue and Marshall W A. walter, g8 " Nan
street; Mrs. Allison. 1905 East Main street. c.
V. Tyler, 81 Twenty sixth street: J. " Bar.
ker, Twenty eighth and Clay streets; r. Rom
erll, 2G5 Venable street. r. Rutherford sl6
North seventeenth street; william whitman.
Iur pike and jay streets; Reeds drug store.
Twenty NTH and Clay; Mrs. g. g. FeTry
24CS East Main; Richardson's drug store.
seventeenth and Venable: T.. =. Reeve. "
East Marshall street; Mr.. Marxler. Fourth
and Huh streets, Manchester; Mr. Morris.
HUI near Fifth street, Manchester: - e.
Cole, sixth and Hull streets. Manchester. Hrs
Adams, Hull, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, Manchester OLIVER y. DYER.
Wholesale and Retail Candy Manufacture
Sole Agent. ga East Marshall street &c u
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Household hm~..f.

Sold by BoDEKER Bros, NAV,
street, Richmond. Va. '' MAJ
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fure olive oil and Durkee's salad dress
ing, English and French mustards, at George
4. thomas. l23 Broad street.
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Belmont Lithia yyzt.r

This is really one Of the b,,, "a,
waters in use. Recommended by sor. mn IN
most prominent physicians. Deliver Y GU
part of the city at p cents per gallon iar
BoDESER Bios. Dru,,..
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The best fruits, jams and jellies, strain
ea honey and maple syrups, at George L.
Thomas, % Broad street
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Bargains I'm Pianos

Fresh toasted Mocha, Java and Laguv-
"a Cotrees, at George /. Thomas, l23 Broad a.
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Choice green, English breakfast Ool,.
and Formoss teas, at George /. Tho,s.
Broad street. a' Y
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One Dollar week will get you $50
watch. r. KrpSrv
2mr 6-l2t I5JI Fast Main
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.
Chicago. March 10 1887

Reported by c. E. BEDFORD & Co., Gran
Commission Merchants No South Twelfth
straaf
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AT Mozart Hall next Tuesday night the
long-expecied minstrel entertainment OF
the Walker Light Guard will take place.
Among those who will take part are
Messrs. Cunningham, Leftrich, Tom
Starke, Francisco, Crump, Myers, Joyce,
Malone, Thomas, Bachrsch, Darlington
and Tyson. There will be new songs,
and "chestnuts' are barred. The entire
concert promises TO be one Of the hveli-
est and most attractive ever given In the
city.
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NEw NuuE, dec. H.. Today closed the
most exciting week on the metal market
during the copper boom. Sales have been
large and fluctuations rapid. The copper
silcs here amounted TO nearly 1000 U0
pounds In this market, while In London
6,215 tons worr sold ON q steadily
advancing market. Although the
London exchange closed today iur q hoii.
day. private cables 10 this side announced
an advance u ~ shillingB in the price %
Chill bars. Everything Offered ON The
taken. Grlt Britain consumers entered
the market Friday anl bought In Larry
quantities. Many purchases wcr .lll
20 come from the ship building
interest. The New York cooper
market opened stcnly today. Il
looked hrHnsh NJ hrst, until large urlru
Tor about GUu,uuD pounds came iu. Attic
CLOSE 1T The exchange December dcliyrfic,
brought so toto 81 Is; January, si5 10
Ia ~ 90, February, SIS to SlS ni, March,
SIS l0t 10 SIS 10, April, slS 10 "a sis D..
and May, 81 10 10 81 20. These bids
we're made, but sellers refused. Tin
during the week has been rllu.
sluggish. The total transactions iUr Goo
week were 10 tons. Prices opened ON
Monday 20 points lower, but era lgilly
Fincnci, until spot today showed q net
gain of lr since saturday.
Futures closed about the same NJ laft
week. Lead at the end Of the week ud.
yanccd about r., sales, 1000 tons. Tho
iron mirkct was quiet with low prices aud
few sales, aud those only at rtiil.
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POPE AND QUEEN.
Leo's Good VIII to Victoria.
Tho Grown Princes Trouble May
Not be Cancer, Says Mackenzie,
Aubertin, Ferry's Assailant, Be-
comes a Furious Maniac.
President Carnot VIII Pardon All
Political Prisoners,
Deficit in the Italian Troasury-Silk
Robbers In a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
derbilt and tho Sultan -
Austria and Russia.

RoMr, Dee, 1.-THE: Pope today gave
audience TO the duke Of Norfolk. The
duke expressed the congratulations OF
Queen Victoria on the papal jubilee and
her thanks for the mission Of Mgr, Scilla,
ON the occasion OF her own jubilee. The
Pope replied that he was deeply moved by
these proofs OF friendship on the part OF
the Queen, and hoped that the exchange
OF sentiments Of affection would not bC
limited TO the present exceptional circum.
stances, but would also make its influence
felt on other occasions. lie was animated,
he said, by feelings OF the greatest affection
for the English people. The Pope ~
called the friendship displayed by Queer
Victoria in 1916, when, ut the conclusion
Of his nunciaturc at Brussels, he deliyerc,
to her a letter from King Leopold.
Cardinal Howard has been stricken Will
apoplcxy, lie is relative Of the duke o
Norfolk.
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Glover today addressed q letter to men,
bers OF Congress in both houses, taking the
ground that all that is needed is to
induce the representatives OF the
people to amend the interstate
commerce law so rs to give
it jurisdiction over the telegraph lines OF
the country. He says: at is believed
that an amendment Of the interstate act
extending, with the proper restrictions,
the control Of the commissioners to inter-
state t~elegraphing would accomplish every
purpose desired without involving the gov
ernmont in a difficult and dangerous ex-
pertinent, the entire effects OF which might
be detrimental to our institutions"
Mr.. Glover then calls attention to an Ar
gumcnt annexed, wherein ho shows con-
clusiyely that the supreme court OF the
United States, by n long series OF decisions
running through many years, has definitely
decided that the commerce among the sew
eral States which may be regulated by
Congress includes transportation from State
to State, not only by railroads, but also by
telegraph companies.
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MEMpHIs DOGS LEAD.
The Results OF Yesterdays Field TRIAL
at uorence, Ala.

The Results OF Yesterdays Field Trials
at Florence, Ala.
The weather today was clear and cool
and, Ike yesterday, favorable for excellent
work, but birds are growing scarcor each
day, and it is feared that it will become
necessary to move to some other point TO
finish. Rogersville is spoken Of, where
birds are reported quite plenty.
The frt brace down today was the un.
finished heat between the Memphis &
Avcnt kennels Jean Vatican and Gen,
Shattuc's Dan. Jean won, showing de-
cidcd superiority In q%uickncss, accuracy
and style ON birds and ability 10 find
them.
Rod Gem beat Bun Roy in the unlin-
ishcd heat OF Yesterday, the latter being
disobcdicnt and very %irregularin his range,
The undecided heat Of yesterday be.
| tween Lad OF Bow and Tasso was decided
in favor Of the former.
lass Of Bow beat Rcna 10y the with
dmwal OF the latter.
Nat Goodwin (Roderigo- 10 Peep, black,
white and tan setter dog, owned 10y Mem.
phis n Avcut kennel, and Beau of Port
land (Gmphic-Zitta), black and whit,
pointer dog owned by II. L. Furnham.
! Portland, Me-, were the next brace. MAJ
showed u decided superiority in judgment
and amount uf work done, in q good work
ing heat, and won easily.
Chance (Rodcrigo.Bo PccpN, black
white and tan setter dog, owned by Mem
phis n Avont kennel, and King Nobl,
Count Noble R~osalind), blue bclton ant
white setter dog, owned 10y j. J. Case, IT,.
Racine, Wis, We're next east of. Chance
won easily 10y superiority in pace, rang
aud style, and was immoasurlbly supcrio
in quickness and accuracy OF execution ol
birds.
Kings Dan king Noble-Elsic Bcltonl
blue bolton setter dog, owned by D.
Case, jr., aud Pap Smilcr (Mctcor-D Diana
liver and white pointer dog, owned b.
Charles Wheaton and Gustayo Sander
Dayton, O., were next ordered down. Thi
heat wasAcft undecided ON the field, bu
given 10 Zap SmiDcr tonight
Bohemian Girl Count Noblc-Molli
Bclton) black aud white setter bitch
owned 10y lcrcdo kennels, and Gay Glad
stone Gladstone Flouncc), orange an.
white setter bitch, owned by u. l.. lolli
dao, Prairie Station, Miss, were next cas
oil. This was n very closely contrstc.
heat, ond the work shown by each was q
u very high order. bohemian tiirl won.
Graphic III. Graphic cach's Bloomo.
liver aud white pointer dog, owned b
Graphic kennels, and Joe Pope, blac
pointer dog, owned by John Dr,,s, littl
Rock, Ark, were the next brace. Til
heat was also decided after leaving th
ground IN favor ol Joe Pope.
Prince lJcn May, black aud white scI
ter dog. owned by ID. 4. Raw, Lawrence
burg, Tcnn., having the bye, ended II
Inst series.
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clever. su, Futile.

LONDON, Dee. IA 5000 robbery Of
valuable silks was uncarthcd todny in the
United States appraisers stores in this
city, duplicating several OF the clerks in
the department Of customs in n clever
forgery. II seems that numerous petty
thcils have been going on In the depart
mcut for some time, and special agents had
been ON the scent. The silks, the theft ol
which was discovered to-day, werc i'm.
ported by u large house from Paris early in
the week. When q member OF the firm
inquired today Il the goods had been eN'
amincd, il was found that the certificates
Of the appraisers Of the goods had been
forged and the goods cartcd away on
Thursday last. One clerk has been az
rnsInh.
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CHURCH r%xrEEsIoN.
Annual Meeting Of tho Methodist Scot.
ETY. IN jackson, Miss.


stclls Dispatch 10 The Ap'sal
JNoEsoN. Miss, Dee lT-rho Church
Extension society, ar adjunct oithc Meth
odist conference, hold is annual meet
ing in the Methodist church last night,
the Rcv. DIR. Black, prsiding. The meet
ing WA opened with payer by the Rev
DR.. freedman. The Rev. Or. Morton, oi
Louisville, secretary oi the general boanl,
made an aldr'ss aud n rpurl in which hc
gave the amounts COLLECTED anu disbur-cd,
organization April 1, 1882. During the
time 1Sl churches have btHn assisted aud
over $4,000 dishurssl. There have been
donations 10 q permanent loan fund
amounting to IS ,JOD. Tine duties NJ IN
Church Extension organization Involves
also tho erection Of p~Ifalnlrtr. lie urged
in strong and cmpha,Ir terms thc great
importance and vital necessity NJ
a home for the minister wherever
Do may be- stationed. ilis whole address
I WIS appropriate aud effective. Rev. 4. a.
Winfield, ui Arkansas. 1lai addressed the
meeting. A collection was taken NJ and
Liberal contributions wrrr made tD further
the object u the orrtnipupn.
Rev. W. II. Lows, ~ Canton, opened
the conference this morning with religious
exercises. The following candidates Tor
| the ministry were admitted un trial j. n.
Tucker, 4. VI. kcanc, j. VI. Cowcn, w.
T.. Jones, H. II. RoWlps, W. 4. Mcadcr, J.
| g. Cammach, John g. Crymcl,
The namcsoi nine preachers were placed
~ the supcmnnuatcd lst and two on the
supcmumcmry.
Reports Of several committees were r..
ccivcd and accepted
The report Of the committee on temper.
ance IN a strong ono and pledges the
church 10 work for prohibition till ita sue.
ccs " assured.
After this committee had reported, DE-,
Winfield, Of Arkansas, was called ON aud
made a strong speech 10 favor Of prohibit
ton. During the courr Of his speech he
said that he hal como 10 believe that II 4
man was not a crank h0 was not worth
much. A crank IN a man who has sun,
get mp and GET In bin, q man who has
sharp edges aud angle about him that cul
people right and left.
Dr. Winfield IL the lo 81 the conference
and Is very witty and humorous.
Rev. J. u. Barbee, agrnt 0i the South.
crn Methodist Publishing house, addressed
the conference In a hriblc speech.
The anniversary nj tho Missionary 80
cicty will DC held topigIt at the Methods
church. Members u lhe conference vii
occupy all the pulpit in Jackson tomor
row nj both morning rrl evening services
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Tensions

Special Dispatch to the Appeal.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE following
pensions have been granted:
Tennessec-Minors of Andrew Dyer,
Carthage. For Mexican war services:
Martha j., widow OF Joan Williams,
Nashville. Original pension: Silas ii.
Williams, Bacchus. Increased pensions.
John WATSON, Eachee; Thomas J. Barry,
Mountain City. Reissue and increase:
Daniel Van Oliver. Restoration: John
Marney, Kingston.
Mississippi-For Mexican war services;
Addie NJ, widow of Andrew j.. Scale,
Troy; William G. Cooper, Rocky Springs
John |. Rundberg, Roebuck.
Arkansas-For Mexican war services
| Jeremiah $. Doris, Mulberry.
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Virgin, nna ,he nenaheIder-.

Hicnuosp, Va, bee. 1.-THE finance
committee OF the two houses Of the Cen
cral Assembly held a special meeting to-
day to hear Mr. W. L. Royal, counsel for
the foreign bondholicrs, on the debt ques-
ton. There was much talk on the sub
icct. which wis participated in by nearly
every pcrson present. Mr.. ROYAL asked
that nl action In the coupon eases be sus.
psndcd Tor thirty days, saying that during
ihat time he would Use his brst ciidcavors
To yet the English bondholdcrs 10 settle
upon terms satisfactory "a the state, and
dat Il the b~ondholdcrs rcius'd Ia agrcc 10
his proposition be would resign bis posi-
lion ~ counsel. The sentiment oi tho
committee, ~ expressed by many of its
members. was that II would be- Useless for
NJ. Royall TO undertake any negotiations
which departed from the principles oftho
R%iddlcbereor bill. i committee vas APP
pointed 20 prepare a resolution al n r-id to
Inc matter to g. presented az @ ioint meet
Ing Of the ecilLh,ltce ncAt Monday.
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A GREAT EVENT.
New Orleans Bound to Portland, Ore.
by q Single Railroad Line.

by q Single Railroad Lane
ASHLAND, Ore, Dec. 1.-THE Califor-
mia & Oregon railroad was completed to-
day. This event represents twonty-onc
years OF railway construction, almost
steadily pushed through the project OF
%surmouniing the mountain ranges OF
northern California and southern Oregon.
The accomplishment, undoubtedly, is re-
gardcd by commercial circles OF the Pacific
coast as the most important IN its signif-
canoe since the completion OF the first
overland railway system, in May, 1867.
IL affords, for the first time, all rail
communication between the cities Of the
Pacific coast and places under the control
of one railway corporation an mbrukcn
line from New Orleans 10 Portland, Ore,
a distance OF 5000 miles. Its projectors
contend for the system, from the stmgctic
standpoint, that the completion Of the
northern link is OF vital importance To the
national government ~ q defensive meas
ure in case oi war, and the rapid concon-
tntion Of Troops.
Special trains from San Francisco and
Portland brought large numbers Of prOmi.
ncnt gentlemen 10 witness the driving OF
the last spike. The party from Oregon
included the Governor and other State
officers. There were large crowds at all
points to greet the California train and
great enthusiasm was manifested. Leaving
Rcdding for the north the heavy train was
drawn up the steep approaches OF the
mountains by the powerful engines, reach
ing Sisson at : o'clock this morning, 1000
feet above the sea level, at the base OF
Mount Shasta, which rises 10, 100 feet
above Sisson. The train wound around
the great mountain base.
Ascending Klamath range, the railway
forms loops, thc track Itself rising in tiers,
| the road ut one point trayening eighteen
| miles In accomplishing AN air limo OF one
third that distance. In the forenoon the
| Siskiyou tunnel was reached. This pierce.
/ the mountain for $500 feet, and soon after
leaving il the companion tunnel, 400 feet
in length, WIS reached. This last tunnel
DELAYED the construction Of the road
two years. At 40 o'clock the tmir
uachcd Ashland, where the ceremony o
driving the last spike WIS observed. Mr.
Crockcr struck the hows which completed
the road and simult ncOufy fired cannon
IN Portland and san Francisco. The pr'si
dent OF the day, Hon. II. Davis, repre-
sentative Of the municipality and chamber
Of commerce, OF san Francisco, spok,
briefly. After prayer by the Rev. j. g
Strong, Gov. POmcroy, Of Oregon, spoke
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Tho Crown rrIncr'- Throat.

S,S RENo, Dec. 1.-THE Duke 81 Film
burg arrived herr today aud wasrcciycd at
the railway station by Crown Princes, and
Prince Henry. Tie dincl IN The evening
with the crown prince aul his family. In
thr course oi % conversation with the duke,
Ur. Mackenzie again stated that hc WIS
ia,oribly Impressed by the princes con.
dillon. lie declared uhai the existence II
e cancer was morc doubtful than on the
occasion oi his last visit. and. IN tlct, had
never been proved. nr. Mackenzie will
rium Ia London iu "A week.
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rrIaI Of the CaIboun contest Gases.

Ntnrlal lffAirh 70 fho Appeal
CoFrrEvrttE, Miss, Dec. T-TbcsPecial
term Of court for tho trial o. the contest
cases In Calhoun convened nj Pitts
boro on Wednesday last, with Judge Roanc
on tho bench. fontainc & Mitchell, OF
Ponlotoc, are the attorneys for the defense,
andS. NJ. Roano Is serving for thoplaintitfs.
The latest ncws is 10 the effect that the Ia.
Dor tickets with the dashes on them arc
being thrown aside. This will scat the
Democratic candidates.
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A. ta ro,,nI IeIerrnphy.

Special Dispatch w the Appeal
wAsuNGroN, Dec. 1.-THE question Of
postal tclegaphy is ono which is giving
most Statesmen a good deal Of trouble. A
number 81 bills FOR the establishment OF u
postal telegraph have already been intro
duocd in tho Senate, and more may be
looked for In the House. Representative
John NJ. Glover, Of Missouri, takes the
ground that there is no need for the csiab.
lishment Of a government telegraph, but
that Congress has the power 10 regulate
telonuph prices M a branch Of Interstate
commerce, lust rs Il has the right 70 rogu-
late rates on interstate railroads. Mr..
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Col. Coiynr viii Accept.

Special Dispatch 10 the Appeal.
WASHINGTON, Dec. lit has been
stated here by those opposed to Col. Col
yar's appointment to the Mexican mission
that his object in being a candidate was TO
have the honorable distinction offered to
him, so that he could decline its accept
ancc, and thus make himself solid" at
home by having thus the Endorsement of
the President. Today kilograms We're re-
ceived by his friends in this city from Col.
Colyar, stating that he would accept the
Office il il were rendered TO him, and ask
ing the support OF the Tennessee repre-
sentatives in Congress.
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An.irInn ninI,tcrInI CnnnciI.

NmSSA, Dee. 1.-THE council oi minis.
icrs called for tomorrow, over which En-
pyror Francis Joseph will ppfiic, will not
he attended by any military official except
Count Bylanlt Rhcydl, imperial minister
u war. Tho chief question to be con.
sidcrcd is the necessary credits In councc.
ion with the present modest wants aud
the larger wants which will arise IN the
event oi the adoption hy Russia oi further
wnhlke measures. The Ministry dpsiur
ior the present Ia avoid summoning the
delegations. The council tomorrow will
decide whether or not this h probable,
owing Ia constitutional questions Affecting
thg budWs
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A steamer wreck 81.

ST.. LOUIS, No., Dec. IA special IA
the Pot. Dispatch from Chattanooga, Tenn
says the steamer A. O.. Henry WIS com'
pletely wrecked At Gillcspie's bar, ninety
five miles south from there. The steamer
struck an obstruction In the river that split
her from stem TO stern. There were TWEEN
ty.ayc people on board. All were saved.
The cargo 4 a complete loss. The value Is
not known.
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WIZ DO what Ans,rla Doc.

VmNNA, Dee. 1.-THE Austrian officials
do not attach the same importance 20 the
Journal De -. PtdybTys article Of ycstcr.
tcrdny disclaiming Russia's responsibility
for the prcscntstat OF ahiin in Europe rs
the newspapers aud the boursc. Thoy
point nut that the question Of the moment
n what military measures liutsia vii
ulOpt beyond those previously taken. Ia,
81. Petersburg correspondent of the 70
| Giischc Correspondents, ia n lettcr 81 his pa.
per. says that Russia will shape her mill.
iary arrangements according Ia those
which Austria makes. The precautions
,hus taken 10y both sides must not be- ~.
urrdcd ns involving danger OF war.
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rY..i. Doe. Mo-, wsat .. Iirh,.

BHrs,Efs, Dec. H.-L Hgri the Rus.
sian organ here, In au article m tho
European situation, says Russia does
not want Ia make VIII aud will not do 10.
She docs, however, claim the fullest right
to adopt 10 render disastrous
any invasion by m n%ggrcasor Russia
would cease 10 b. the independent aud
great power she intends remaining u she
permitted an account 10 be- required oi
her concerning the stops she thinks it 20
take regarding her security